Breece Hall is officially “trending towards playing” against the Titans in Week 1, and that’s a huge shot in the arm for the Jets’ offense. After missing time in August with a groin injury, the star running back is now set to practice this week, a massive positive signal for Sunday’s opener.
The Green Light for Hall?
Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn dropped the news at a Tuesday press conference: Hall is “trending towards playing.” This is huge, especially considering he’s been dealing with that groin injury that sidelined him in August. The plan is clear, Hall will practice this week, and as long as everything goes smoothly on that front, he’s in the lineup. You gotta love seeing a player so critical to their attack getting such a clear path back to the field.
A 1,065-Yard Threat Is Back
Think about it, this is a guy who absolutely exploded last season, setting a career high with 1,065 rushing yards. The Jets clearly believe in him, locking him up this offseason with a fresh three-year contract. So, to have that kind of talent, that kind of investment, back on the field so quickly after an August setback? That’s a huge boost for them to kick off the season. Coach Glenn also mentioned that rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq, along with most other players who dealt with injuries this summer, are also trending in the right direction for the opener. Linebacker Joseph Ossai, however, remains week-to-week with a foot injury, but the big news is obviously Hall.
All eyes will be on the practice field this week. If Hall continues on this path, the Jets are rolling into Week 1 with a serious weapon, and the Titans defense better be ready for what’s coming. Sunday can’t come soon enough!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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